So for starters, I have redone the Tunemaster quiz (www.flashbynight.com/tunemaster) in HTML5 so that it can be accessed on any size of screen. On a desktop, it should look and feel like a flash game, but the page will resize to be playable on a smaller screen.
It looks something like this on the desktop:
...and something like this on a smartphone:
For those who are interested in such things, I used the kineticjs library to create a resizable canvas to display the game and I applied responsive design techniques to both the html elements and the canvas. i will be posting some tutorials and other info soon.
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